Well I welcome a civil comment from you. So far you have been nothing sort of a nuisance but I appreciate your more civil approach on this forum. If you stick to this approach, I would love to engage you in our discussions. So, once again keep it up!
Bhai, aap sach nahe bol rahe ho. US did Lose big time in vietnam. After French lost to north vietnamese, US jumped in for easy kill. Par aisa hua naheen. dheere dheere US ne apne military increase kar dee. Par sare ladai ke baad bhi America haar gaya north vietnamese see. withdrawl is same as defeat.
Unlike what most of the anti-American academics and intellects would want you to believe, the US did not withdraw from Vietnam for military reasons. It withdrew because it had tried too long to prop up a South-Vietnamese government that was strong enough to run the entire country. For nearly 15 years the US would fight back the north Vietnamese and gain territory and hand it over to the South-Vietnamese, who in turn would loose it back to the North in a matter of days. This repeated trend was costing the US a lot of blood and treasure. The war had stretched too long and it was becoming a politically unpopular back home. Richard Nixon won his second term on the promise of withdrawing and he honored it by doing so.
US had a strategic goal of having a Soviet/Maoist-free South-East Asia. This goal was not being achieved by the way the South-Vietnamese were failing to fight for their country. The war had stretched too long for this strategic goal to be met. The US eventually withdrew because it wasn't worth it anymore to continue propping up the South-Vietnamese regime.
The US did not loose a single Military battle in Vietnam, yet lost war in terms of strategic goals. There is not academic or intellect including those who have a problem with everything the US does, who would deny this statement.
Par aap ek baat batao.
sachi sachi.
kaun bawla beger paise ke bandook lee kar apni jaan gawae ga?
I believe people should sign up for military service for patriotic reasons only. If you want a job then go flip burgers at a restaurant or straighten out the shelves at a supermarket.
Here in the US, I see that people largely sign up with the military because they want to serve their country. Of course there are benefits but you have to survive the average four-year contract before you become eligible for anything.
There are some who try to make it look like the military recruiters are duping kids to meet their quotas. That is true to some extent. But, from my own personal experience, people in the military here have a very high morale and love what they do.
There are some who feel it sucks, but they signed up for all the wrong reasons. Military was never an option for them.
People in general, including even those who hate the US military; hold US service members in high regards. You should see the funeral processions of the fallen. Entire towns come to a standstill and flags across the country fly at half mast.
This is the spirit that propels the US military in wartime. When troops drop out of the Black Hawks in a remote part of the world they know that their loved ones will be taken care of by a grateful nation in case they never made it back into the chopper.
bhai aap ne ek dialogue mara hae: a good communist is a dead communist.
Par aap ek baat batao
sachi sachi
america apna saara retail saman China made kyon buy karta hae.
isliye tha mera dialogue: china ne america ki baals pakdi hue hae.
There are two reason for why the US is flooded with Chinese goods. The first being that both the US and China are part of the WTO. Both countries cannot restrict the flow of certain goods manufactured by each other that fall on a list agreed upon by the two countries.
The second reason is that the US is restructuring its manufacturing infrastructure to meet the demands of a more integrated world where free-trade is going to move a lot of jobs. The US is using the resources that would have been used to manufacture goods that can be made in China for lower marginal and opportunity costs and invest those resources in a new infrastructure that would create jobs that cannot be shipped overseas. These goods include technologies and services that will eventually be sold in countries like China.
The US is going through a turbulent economic phase. But I can assure you that it will emerge out of it stronger than before.
US is a free-market system that promotes the free flow of ideas an innovation. China is just the opposite. Manufacturing stereos and t-shirts and flooding the store in the US with those items is not going to take China anywhere in the long run.
US may have its problems. But, like the Sun holds the solar system together, the US is the center of the world and the whole world revolves around it.
